Great tips that I didn’t know. I congratulate Swisscom for receiving useful information for everything. The Swisscom employees I dealt with were all friendly, kind and solved my problems.

Very, very good tips will be passed on to family and friends

Thank you and thank you again, when we find tips or solutions for Us or for YOU and we share in Communities is what makes evolve and advance in the interactive World. To the wise…

are good tips

Very interesting reminder of important things.

Just a little clarification: there is no point in turning off the iPhone to recharge it, because the iPhone turns itself back on when you put it on charge.

Merci

continue to have contact on the forum

I already knew a lot of things, the others were good tips

The thing with the name and phone number on the screen is great. But if my Habdy is parked/lost, the screen is black. You must first log in with your passport location. Understood? I put an address on my phone.

Tip 8 unnecessary on Android. A message can be displayed as a ticker as soon as the screen is activated (even in lock mode). I’ll display my contact details there.

I join Waickithi11 in congratulations.

Top service throughout

Most of the time, such collections of tips - including from Swisscom - come across as very trivial and do not give the impression that they teach anyone with average knowledge anything new.

There were actually two tips here, the 3rd and 7th points, that I hadn’t recorded before, and I also think the others were put together really well.

Thanks!

thank you. it will be useful to me

CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE USEFUL TIPS!! 👏👏👏🇨🇭🇨🇭

Very good - actually didn’t know everything - thank you

CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE USEFUL TIPS!! 👏👏👏🇨🇭🇨🇭

Thanks for your helpful tips. They have often served me well.

@CorinaS

I consider tip number 3 to be very dangerous. The cables are not designed for such small bending radii and they can also be damaged by heating. In the worst case scenario, a cable “treated” in this way can at some point cause an interruption, short circuit or even fire.

TS Schindelholz you’re still learning, even in old age.